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  1. Posts : 92
    windows 7 home premium /64
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       #101

    I tried 2 recovery discs that were made with that same laptop. Same result.


    This an image of the windows 7 disc from microsoft. Same result



    Thanks
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  2. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #102

    Hi Rick33,

    rick33 said:
    I tried 2 recovery discs that were made with that same laptop. Same result.
    This an image of the windows 7 disc from microsoft. Same result.
    I will say this again, I think the recovery partition is corrupted!

    Read these:

    [1] How to restore your Toshiba computer/tablet to its factory fresh software condition using system recovery.
    [2] How to Do a Clean Install with an Upgrade Windows 7 Version.

    If neither of those help, create a new installation media which will put a brand new fresh installation of Win 7 back on your laptop.
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  3. Posts : 92
    windows 7 home premium /64
    Thread Starter
       #103

    thanks but is it using the corrupted partition when i use the disk in the picture?
    also
    system recovery is the bit that is corrupted, as it only shows that page
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  4. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #104

    Hi Rick33,

    rick33 said:
    [1] Thanks but is it using the corrupted partition when i use the disk in the picture?
    Also...
    [2] System recovery is the bit that is corrupted, as it only shows that page.
    [1] If the recovery partition is corrupted then you will NOT be able to use it to restore!
    [2] System recovery cannot restore from a corrupted recovery partition. You can see that for yourself!

    Can you post a screenshot of the Disk Management please?
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  5. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #105

    Hi Rick33,

    I found on Google that on a Toshiba - You press and hold 0 BEFORE and DURING boot.

    Have you tried this?
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  6. Posts : 92
    windows 7 home premium /64
    Thread Starter
       #106

    If the recovery partition is corrupted then you will NOT be able to use it to restore! Of course but that is not what i asked.
    is it using the corrupted partition when i use the microsoft disk in the picture? i doubt it
    never had to press 0 before.
    I need to find a way to force it to use the dvd drive.
    thanks
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  7. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #107

    Hi Rick33,

    rick33 said:
    If the recovery partition is corrupted then you will NOT be able to use it to restore!
    Please use the Quote button when replying, it makes it so much easier to understand and follow!

    rick33 said:
    Of course but that is not what I asked.
    Is it using the corrupted partition when I use the microsoft disk in the picture?
    Please post a screenshot of the Disk Management so we can see if there actually is a recovery partition!

    rick33 said:
    Never had to press 0 before. I need to find a way to force it to use the dvd drive.
    When you boot the computer just enter setup and get it to boot from the DVD, or change the boot order in the BIOS!

    Where are you from?
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  8. Posts : 92
    windows 7 home premium /64
    Thread Starter
       #108

    remember that when i start the laptop it goes to that screen i showed.
    i can probably use the F8 key to get to the repair place etc, but whatever i click went to that same screen
    thanks
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  9. Posts : 16,161
    7 X64
       #109

    You will need SP1 installtion media to run a repair install.
    Your installation disc doesn't have SP1 included.
    You can get the SP1 installation media using

    https://www.heidoc.net/php/Windows%2...Downloader.exe

    The installation media comes as an .iso file. It can burned to dvd using an isoburner, or extracted to usb using rufus, or similar.

    After repair install you will need to activate - if you have the license key on a sticker on the macine ( often in the battery compartment), that will do.


    If you can't find/read your license key, then you need to back up your current activation before you do the repair install

    rick33 said:
    you say "Laptop! Your specs say PC/Desktop! " it says Just an old laptop. Satellite L675 019
    laptop came with windows 7. but cannot do a repair except back to factory spec.
    hoped the other disk would let me do that repair thingy
    thanks
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  10. Posts : 92
    windows 7 home premium /64
    Thread Starter
       #110

    thanks SIW2
    i have the exe file on a thumbdrive now.
    whatever i do with it will be done on the other (called T-18) win7/64 file.
    what do i do with the exe file?

    the dud computer, bought in 2010!!, does have SP! on it.

    i only have internet access on a loaner chromebook.
    the windows key is clear on the dud laptop (T-17)
    thanks
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